Votes at a glance: major bills passed on April 29, 2025, in the House

The following is a consolidated listing of bills that the House moved forward or passed on April 29, 2025, drawn from the Committee of the Whole report and the transcript of floor action. Outcomes below reflect the House action recorded in the transcript (voice votes and committee-of-the-whole reports). Where the transcript did not record a roll-call tally, the result is recorded as “passed” or “adopted” as spoken on the floor.

Key passed measures (selected):

- HB 12-92 — Passed (high-voltage transmission lines in state highway ROWs) — passed as amended in committee and on floor. - HB 13-32 — Passed (work group to study uses of state trust lands) — multiple committee amendments adopted. - HB 11-57 — Passed (advanced industries investment tax credit reauthorization) — committee amendment adopted removing scalable manufacturing expansion. - HB 11-86 — Passed (expand work-based learning in higher education) — committee amendments adopted. - HB 12-23 — Passed (study and task force for rural and frontier hospitals) — contingent on available funding. - HB 11-21 — Passed (allow option to register trailers until transfer) — proponents said it returns registration revenue to Colorado in border areas. - HB 12-88 — Passed (support for federally qualified health centers) — committee clarifications added to allow public/private gifts into a primary care fund. - SB 187 — Passed (continuation of motorcycle operator safety training program) — committee amendments adopted to strengthen program oversight. - SB 274 — Passed (wine direct-shipping delivery clarification) — simple cleanup passed. - SB 69 — Passed (authorize traction-device vendors on highways to assist drivers) — passed with committee support. - SB 169 — Passed (Restaurant Meals Program application) — passed; CDHS provided startup and ongoing cost estimates. - SB 181 — Passed (extend Just Transition Advisory Committee) — passed after defeating an amendment to reduce committee size. - SB 192, SB 195, SB 176, SB 275, SB 271, SB 202, SB 291, SB 293, SB 294 and others — Passed (statutory cleanups, sunset continuations and program extensions) — committee reports adopted and bills passed as reflected in the committee-of-the-whole report. - SB 190 — Passed (revised compassionate-release framework) — adopted after lengthy debate and after defeating an amendment that would have required additional nursing-home family notice. - SB 200 — Passed as amended (universal K–3 dyslexia screening with delayed implementation amendment L007) — floor amendment adopted to help rural districts prepare. - HB 10-65 — Passed (optional jury-service opt-out for older residents) — committee amendment raised retirement age to 72 and bill passed.

Notes: The Committee of the Whole report read into the record lists a broader set of bills referred to second reading and placed on the calendar for final passage; those items were read by title during the committee-of-the-whole report and noted as passed on second reading and placed on third reading calendar. The transcript records many voice votes with “the ayes have it”; where a roll-call tally was not provided in the transcript, the outcome is recorded as passed or adopted.